Make 10 more separate changes and commits to your README.md file and
push each one to GitHub
Close and open your command line terminal 10 times
Open your command line terminal and navigate to your new personal
GitHub repository for this course (Data_Course_LASTNAME) / Navigate back
to your desktop / From your Desktop (without using “cd”) display the
contents of Data_Course_LASTNAME/README.md onto your computer
screen.
Please view this short video clip from “Karate Kid” (Seriously)
When I tell you to close and open your command line 10 times, it’s
not because I hate you.
It’s because I, too, have had to learn this stuff from scratch
It’s because I know that repetition is crucial to learning this,
especially at the beginning
And it’s because if you don’t spend the time to do this stuff over
and over now, by week 6 you will be drowning and helpless.
When I say “push 10 separate commits to your GitHub repo,” what I’m
actually saying is “Show me ‘Paint the Fence’!”
Because very soon, Mr. Miyagi will be attacking you with things like
“Error in url[i] = paste(df[,2], gsub(” “,”_“, : object of type
‘closure’ is not subsettable”